Watercolor layers

Frustrating isn’t it? Like a lot of new watercolorists, I didn’t understand about layering paint. When I started painting I would use too much water and fuss over the wet paint with my brush. I remember enthusiastically painting layer upon layer of paint until the end result looked murky and overworked! Have you ever found

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Original transparency painting by Eric Reyes-lamothe (Mexico). This one-of-a-kind watercolor on paper painting measures 9W x 12 H inches, and is framed. The water painting ships in a tube directly from the artist's studio and is covered by the 14-day satisfaction guarantee from Saatchi Art, so you can buy with confidence.

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Learning how to layer watercolors is a crucial technique that every beginner must learn to improve their painting skills.

​You’ve heard about glazing… Right ? Glazing or layering colors is a fundamental technique in watercolor painting. When you paint, the transparent layers of pigment build up, one on top of the other. This layering of paint modifies the values and the color appearance of the final painting. Yellow glazed with blue will create a

If you're just getting into watercolors or you've been painting for a while, sometimes it's fun to just experiment with techniques that you don't normally use when painting. I usually only paint using the basic watercolor techniques (see #1-#3) , but some of these are really fun to play around with,

A print of an original watercolor veil painting. The name of the watercolor veil painting is "Peaceful". The size of the print is 11" X 14". A veil painting is layers of light watercolor painted over each other to create a veil type affect. This painting has at least 60-70 layers of watercolor. It is a technique that was created by Rudolf Steiner and is used in Waldorf Education.